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Enhanced luminescence from GaN nanopillar arrays fabricated using a top-down process

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Reddy, N Parvathala
Naureen, Shagufta
Mokkapati, Sudha
Vora, Kaushal
Shahid, Naeem
Karouta, Fouad
Tan, Hark Hoe
Jagadish, Chennupati

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We report the fabrication of GaN nanopillar arrays with good structural uniformity using the top-down approach. The photoluminescence intensity from the nanopillar arrays is enhanced compared to the epilayer. We use finite difference time domain simulations to show that the enhancement in photoluminescence intensity from the nanopillar arrays is a result of anti-reflection properties of the arrays that result in enhanced light absorption and increase light extraction efficiency compared to the epilayer. The measured quantum efficiency of the nanopillars is comparable to that of an epitaxially grown GaN epilayer.

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Nanotechnology

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